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John Little Ironwork
http://johnlittleironwork.tripod.com
John Little is a Nova Scotian blacksmith/sculptor. Since 1970 he has been a full-time blacksmith in East Dover, Nova Scotia and has exhibited locally, nationally and internationally, with works in private and public collections.
Brad Silberberg
www.mesacreativearts.com
Brad is internationally known for his metal art and has taught blacksmithing to groups across the U.S. and around the world. His work has been featured in American Craft, Architectural Digest, and The Anvil's Ring magazines and several books on metalwork.
Fred Crist
www.metalsmithstudio.com
As a sculptor Mr. Crist exhibits work at The Reynolds Gallery in Richmond, Virginia, Agora Gallery in Soho, NYC, as well as other exhibitions in Baden Wurttenburg, Germany; Tianjin, China; New York and throughout the United States. In 1999 he was awarded a professional Fellowship in Sculpture from The Virginia Museum.
Christoph Friedrich
www.schmiede.ch
Paul and Heiner Zimmermann
www.atelierzimmermann.com
David James
http://homepage.mac.com/davejames/Menu8.html
The business was established in 1841 by Thomas James and is still operated from the same forge and workshops by his great great grandsons Tim and David James.
Thak the Blacksmith & Armorer
www.thak.ca
Research Casting International
www.researchcasting.ca
Research Casting International is a Canadian company specializing in molding and casting for the production of museum exhibits. We apply our expertise to molding and casting fossilized and recent bone, rock faces, trees, archeological finds, sculpture and architectural elements. We are able to cast in any media, including bronze.
Thak the Blacksmith & Armorer
www.thak.ca
ABANA (The Artist Blacksmith's Association of North America, Inc.)
www.abana.org
ABANA is a non-profit organization directed by a Board of 15 members who serve voluntarily as officers and on committees. The resolutions by the Board determine the services to be provided within an annual budget. The operations and publications staff of ABANA deliver services as contractors.
BABA (British Artist Blacksmiths Association)
www.baba.org.uk
Reflecting the generous nature of its participants, BABA is not exclusive and does not vet membership. In fact, the chief aim of the group is to share the knowledge, experience and fellowship we feel is necessary to maintain and forward the art.
The Dark Ages Re-creation Company
www.pipcom.com/~dark
DARC is composed of people interested using living history to research aspects of life in Northern Europe during the Viking Age. This is accomplished through workshops where the focus is on developing traditional skills as we create accurate replicas of period artefacts. Our historic events are centred on the 'camp', where the activities revolve around 'daily life' and the interaction of carefully researched characterizations. The Company further strives to provide a resource of skilled and experienced historic interpreters and physical demonstrators to museums and educational programs.
Herefordshire College of Technology
http://www.hct.ac.uk/ruralcrafts.asp
The Rural Crafts Centre at Holme Lacy near Hereford (part of Herefordshire College of Technology) is the largest blacksmithing training facility in Europe and is recognised as the foremost national centre for training smiths who wish to work in the various areas of forged iron, ranging from traditional to contemporary design work. Smiths trained here are very highly regarded by employers and many subsequent trade in their own right.
Town of Annapolis Royal
http://www.annapolisroyal.com
A beautiful community nestled in the Annapolis Valley, the National Historic District of Annapolis Royal continues to thrive after many centuries of exciting history.
Accommodations in and around Annapolis Royal
Annapolis Region Community Arts Council
http://www.arcac.ca
The Annapolis Region Community Arts Council (ARCAC) is a registered not-for-profit community organization dedicated to encouraging and promoting the arts.
Accommodations in Annapolis Royal
http://www.novascotia.worldweb.com
Looking for lodging and accommodation in Annapolis Royal, Atlantic Canada? In addition to great rate Annapolis Royal hotel reservations, WorldWeb Travel Guide offers detailed information on a variety of other Annapolis Royal accommodations.
Check Inn Nova Scotia
http://www.checkinnovascotia.com
Check In is Nova Scotia's complete visitor information and reservation system. This website allows you to make reservations for a wide variety of accommodations including hotels, motels, inns and B&B's throughout the province.
Acadie 2003 - 2005
www.acadie2003-2005.ca
Acadie 2003 - 2005 promotes events that are being planned to mark the 400th anniversaries of French exploration and colonization in Nova Scotia. Visit this Web site to see who is involved and what events are being planned in the region.
Port Royal 400th Anniversary Society
www.portroyal400.com
The Port Royal 400th Anniversary Society was incorporated under the Nova Scotia Societies Act in November of 1995, and since that time, has been charting a course to the year 2005.
Nova Scotia's Official Tourism Website
http://www.novascotia.com
Nova Scotia invites you to discover a place like no other. It is our pleasure to introduce you to Nova Scotia, where our scenic beauty, rich heritage and vibrant culture offer you a truly unique vacation experience.
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